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ROYAL BARBIE: Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is hitting several milestones this year, including her 96th birthday and 70 years on the throne, and now there is a Barbie to honor the Queen. pic.twitter.com/gs2rzrMB8K

— 9 & 10 News (@9and10News) April 23, 2022

With 70 years of service, Queen Elizabeth II is the longest serving British monarch, and first to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee. #Barbie observes the landmark occasion with a doll in her likeness, dressed in an ivory gown, blue riband, and a regal crown. https://t.co/nt6KElqjK4 pic.twitter.com/7BkcyCnNE7

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